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hotteju:don't do this to us now, oya info to ma inbox kia kia. sharpish ![]() |
@busybody i was actually talking about the data protection right. Only authorised people that have goner through the right channels can access or release people's personal details. Even the police have to go through strict procedures before establishing somone's immigration details. http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200304/cmselect/cmhaff/417/417we03.htm |
I'm still here ![]() |
Missy B:give us a buzz ![]() |
@missy ? |
Gamine:plain and simple. including u i take it ![]() |
posakosa:I tire oh. seriously all this |
stillwater:good question. dis is my take on it, the child needs it to help develop their milk teeth whilst we need it to help stabilise/improve the longevity of our shinning 32 ![]() |
Missy B:first class ticket getting booked in a min. i sure can do with some manicured hands. wait a min, what abt the delivery addy? |
lol i dey kampe |
Missy B:might jet off to yanks next week. just need to decide b4 friday. if not, just gonna continue in da chill zone. i just hope i seriously don't get frozen. |
Krayola:only thing good abt marques is his free kicks nothing more. |
tkb417:d last time i checked the job profile of a defender the number one requirement is being able to clear the ball away from immediate danger. but the game has changed a lot and good attacks start from well marshalled defense so Rio being comfortable with the ball goes a long way with the style of football top teams play this days. |
hahahahah ain't rocket science bro (jokes) doing aiight thnx just chilling as no work for the nxt wk and a half |
I seriously can't keep up with jenny when she is in this kind of mood. ![]() |
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=319383.msg4596719#msg4596719 date=1253710749]Pique is not better than Ferdinand. He plays in a better team at the moment. A team whose policy is: attack is the best form of defence.[/quote]and the only reason why he hasn't been exposed on a constant basis is cos he has world class midfielders playing ahead of him. The amount of time the ball gets played in the oppositions half helps reduce the number of mistakes they cop week in week out. |
[quote author=!amebo no1 link=topic=327310.msg4596673#msg4596673 date=1253710500]so cos of that they get emotional distabilized dont they? same way they wanna run out of their head, when they get the fact that, their wives spends more time breast feeding their little baby than breastfeeding them[/quote]Is dat from personal experience? |
[quote author=!amebo no1 link=topic=327310.msg4596617#msg4596617 date=1253710136]are the men not guilty of the same thingy? aint y'all the same men that get scared and so insecure when you have cute babes as lovers? how many times do we women complain about what you put on? how many times do we go about telling ya all that the dress you are putting on is too tight, too short or too revealing?Y'all are bunch of emotional babies, and sheesh dont argue that, cos i am going to prove my point to you: who gets all messed up and more emotional when they loose their job? who thinks the their world has crumbled when they loose their source of finance? abeg dont let me start[/quote]pls start jenny. offcourse you know the reason why we get all emotional because of loss of income. tell me who wouldn't get emotional thinking about the sheer amount of task it is taking care of y'all's needs. You know a lot of girls on this same nairaland has professed that they ain'tmarrying any broke nigger so if we loose our means of livelihood what do u expect? |
jalether:pls tell me you are joking ![]() |
welcome back princess ![]() what skool do you attend? |
candylips:no biggie ![]() |
softly softly oh ain't no one deleting any league |
who cares? on the positive side though it means a little change saved in the public's coffers |
Dis Guy:you are funny oh, assurance in naija where anything goes. All you need is just a change of govenrment plus not honouring assurances is not restricted to naija alone. ![]() their is a popular resort in the UK called alton towers and it sure feels like the place was built in a jungle but once peeps start visiting tinapa i assure you some of the money generated will be used to develop it's surroundings (i might be dreaming but at least they have laid the first/gigantic stone) |
[quote author=Aloy~Emeka link=topic=327326.msg4593696#msg4593696 date=1253664532]Complete the following sentence below. When a man loves a woman his brain is inversely proportional to his dick- ?[/quote] |
I understand and accept nothing is ever 100% plus chances of her judgement still being screwed in her 20's is a bit remote and we all know the only effective way to avoid pregnancy/STD is zero action. Some peeps just don't mature emotionally at an early stage and no amount of talk by the parent or real life experiences can help towards that. emotionally maturity comes from the process when one's heart works in synchronism one's head. it only happens when one feels ready and prepared to take the bumpy road called emotional journey. |
i heard someone called the love doctor ![]() my forte is mending broken hearts ![]() |
[quote author=!amebo no1 link=topic=327279.msg4594946#msg4594946 date=1253695525]is this all about teenage pregnancy? what if the poster does not outgrow this feelings, what happens? I'd rather have a child who has a different mindset, but knows how to close her legs[/quote]yes partly and i'm sure she will outgrow the feelings cos the older you are the more experience you become and in turn much easier it is to see with your third eye. BTW, she didn't suggest she was against dating though, she just said she is currently afraid of trusting and not really loved anyone. This is def not uncommon with girls of that age and trust will def grow once she gets a lil matured (IMO) |
^^ 10 gbosas for you. not everyone thinks outside of da box |
Going by your age (19) i don't it's abnormal for you not being interested in relationships. we break hearts and if surely u don't think you are strong enuff to cope with the emotional wreck it brings along, then i'd advice you just stick with the Uni/college thingy and once fully matured the prince charming will come knocking ![]() I so pray if and when i av a female child of similar age, her mentality will be like the poster. I don't wanna av to deal with no teenage preg |
Gabry:No one is immune from life's inequality. If you ask men what they feel about their counterparts and i assure u yu'd have a bucket full of various complaints in minutes. Lets take a step back and look at the relationships you have with your friends (of same sex). Why do you label some friends annoying? is it because they tend to disappoint you when most is expected from them? i guess your answer will probably be yes and if so you ow see where I'm coming from on my stance of expectation being the biggest problems in relationships. I must admit we do have it easy sometimes which might not be fair on the sistas but then again statistics favour us in a cruel way (more sistas for the few good brodas) ![]() |
[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=303796.msg4300453#msg4300453 date=1249426466]Government Departments are not subjected to the Data Protection Act rule when faced with a "need to know" situation, because the only obvious reasons these information have been requested for, is to discharge their function under the Immigration Act or whatever Act the person requesting the info is calling for, which is done mainly to detect crime or fraud. All they have to be mindful of is the principles regarding privacy and disclosure. They cannot be "done" for unlawful obtaining of personal data under Section 55 of the Data Protection Act, neither are they gonna be prosecuted and penalised under section 60 of the same Act because these sensitive datas have been requested for, in the interest of the public to prevent fraud and crime.[/quote]Yes we are. any information released under FOI act always get anonymised when confidential personal information are involved. I used to work as an Info assurance analyst for my org (an independent NHS regulator) and DATA protection is core to our work. Just to add, i currently work as an analyst programmer providing quantitative analysis on HES dataset (this house confidential information of all NHS patients) and only 3 people in an organisation of over 2k is allowed to access this data. We can't even share some fields (patient identifiable fields) with other analyst who go out to investigate so as not to have another Dr Shipman. |
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